Horse Power!
Great Britain is still basking in the glory of both the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games and the sheer weight of medals of all colours that they won, and rightly so. In UK sport of late when success comes
Crunching the Numbers – A Key to Success
In today’s world everything is about growth. That is how economists seem to measure success. If that is the case then the London 2012 Paralympic Games truly were an outstanding success. If you look at the number of competing nations
Ladies First – A Token Gesture?
The IOC were extremely proud that the pressure they allegedly brought to bear ensured that Qatar and Saudi Arabia sent female athletes to the London Games for the first time, but was it ultimately just tokenism? Saudi Arabian Wojdan Ali
Cutting it Fine
The days of the club groundsman or the curator at immaculately kept cricket ovals in Australia could soon become a thing of the past. Honda Motor Europe have developed “Mimo,” the ultimate time and labour saving device, as once installed
Sporty Boris Gets a Thumbs Up
The debate of compulsory sport continues to rage in the wake of the Olympic Games, yet one would have thought that now of all times would be the time to re-introduce it. Quite why compulsory sport was abolished in the
